marauder13
a lecherous old bastard
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He sat near the far wall of the room, his legs crossed in the Yoga Lotus position, and gently swaying from side to side. His eyes were open, staring ahead into the distance. The light blue eyes seemed like they had been bleached earlier in life. As per the hospital regulations, he had a #1 cut, making it impossible to tell what colour his hair was. According to the charts and police records, his hair was brown.
He was a large man. When they managed to get him straight, he measured in at 6'8", and was nearly 310 lbs. Whenever he was not cooperative, they used a tranquilizer dart gun on him, and 4 male orderlies to secure him or move him.
"Infinity bottles of beer on the wall,
"Infinity bottles of beer,
"Take one down and pass it around,
"Infinity bottles of beer on the wall."
"Infinity bottles of beer on the wall,
"Infinity bottles of beer,
"Take one down and pass it around,
"Infinity bottles of beer on the wall."
"Infinity bottles of beer on the wall...."
Dr Gordon Frells looked through the observation portal, his frown evident of what he thought of the inmate's behaviour. He looked at the chart, confirming that it was indeed Samuel Castigan.
"So, how long has he been like this?"
The gray haired matron shrugged as she looked on just as perplexed as the doctor. "For at least the last two hours, Doctor. There has been no change in medication, and he has not been sedated or given any other medication. I don't know about you, Doctor, but this is most disturbing."
He hated being in there. Samuel hated how they dictated terms to him. How they ignored him and treated him like an animal. So he returned it to them. He behaved like an animal whenever they needed to deal with him personally. Doctors, nurses, especially the male orderlies.
Like it was his fault. People would always torment him, and try as hard as he could, he would not tell them to stop in a way that they would stop. He got angry, and he would then show them how angry he was that they wouldn't stop. But they would break. They always broke. Other people would get angry, and try to hurt him. They would make him angry. They wouldn't listen to him either. More people got broken. Eventually, they put him in here.
He had endured 10 years of drug cocktails and all sorts of therapies that had no impact on him at all, except making him angrier. They just left him in his room, like a caged animal. At least they didn't tie him to the bed anymore. They only left him with a mattress to sleep on.
He listened to the Doctor and the nurse on the other side of the door, wondering if they were as easy to break as the other people he had met.
He was a large man. When they managed to get him straight, he measured in at 6'8", and was nearly 310 lbs. Whenever he was not cooperative, they used a tranquilizer dart gun on him, and 4 male orderlies to secure him or move him.
"Infinity bottles of beer on the wall,
"Infinity bottles of beer,
"Take one down and pass it around,
"Infinity bottles of beer on the wall."
"Infinity bottles of beer on the wall,
"Infinity bottles of beer,
"Take one down and pass it around,
"Infinity bottles of beer on the wall."
"Infinity bottles of beer on the wall...."
Dr Gordon Frells looked through the observation portal, his frown evident of what he thought of the inmate's behaviour. He looked at the chart, confirming that it was indeed Samuel Castigan.
"So, how long has he been like this?"
The gray haired matron shrugged as she looked on just as perplexed as the doctor. "For at least the last two hours, Doctor. There has been no change in medication, and he has not been sedated or given any other medication. I don't know about you, Doctor, but this is most disturbing."
He hated being in there. Samuel hated how they dictated terms to him. How they ignored him and treated him like an animal. So he returned it to them. He behaved like an animal whenever they needed to deal with him personally. Doctors, nurses, especially the male orderlies.
Like it was his fault. People would always torment him, and try as hard as he could, he would not tell them to stop in a way that they would stop. He got angry, and he would then show them how angry he was that they wouldn't stop. But they would break. They always broke. Other people would get angry, and try to hurt him. They would make him angry. They wouldn't listen to him either. More people got broken. Eventually, they put him in here.
He had endured 10 years of drug cocktails and all sorts of therapies that had no impact on him at all, except making him angrier. They just left him in his room, like a caged animal. At least they didn't tie him to the bed anymore. They only left him with a mattress to sleep on.
He listened to the Doctor and the nurse on the other side of the door, wondering if they were as easy to break as the other people he had met.